Your very first Console and game!

[Urgh76]

Do handhelds count? Gameboy color with Pokemon Blue, if not, Playstation 1 with Crash Bandicoot :3

 

[super_mumbles]

Sega Megadrive and Sonic 2, although it was more of a family console.

The first console that I was actually able to call my own was the Gamecube with Star Fox Adventures. (If handhelds count it was the Gameboy pocket with Mario and Yoshi.)

 

[phantasmalWordsmith]

i think the sega dreamcast doesnt count cause it wasnt mine. so MY first console would be the PS and the first game was the 3rd spyro game...the one with skateboards

 

[starwarsgeek]

First played: SNES, Super Mario World.

First owned: GBC, Pokemon Red.

 

[Leopard]

Tetris on Gameboy! XD

 

[Assassin Xaero]

NES was my first, then a SNES, but I don't remember any of the games on either of those. After that I got an N64 with Quest 64.

 

[Grey_Focks]

My first console was a sega genesis, but it was only really played once. May have to dig it up sometime, pretty sure I have Doom and some mech game ("metal-head" or something like that) on it. Anyway, I first actual game wasn't on any console, it was PC, and it was the first Diablo. Good times.

 

[Snotnarok]

Sega Genesis/Mega Drive with Sonic the Hedgehog.

And I'll say it: I've always had more fun with Sonic than Mario.

 

[Warlokk]

Pretty sure mine was a Telstar Ranger... 4 pong games and a light gun.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telstar_(game_console)

I was 6 or 7. Got an Atari 2600 a year or so later, I think.

 

[vivalahelvig]

Playstation 1, and the most awesome game evors for that console comma...dramatic pause
...
...Duke Nukem: Time to Kill!

 

[Leg End]

NES with Mario Brothers/Duck Hunt. HELL. YES.

Are you me?

Heh... those were the days... kicking the ass of my entire family when I was only 2...

 

[Greenstripe0]

An NES and the original Legend of Zelda

 

[DanielBrown]

1997(I think)
Got a Playstation from my mother along with the first Crash Bandicoot game. I played the game sooo much, but I never got very far. I was only seven or eight years after all.

 

[DudeistBelieve]

NES with NES Open, Skyshark and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles

 

[Jazoni89]

A Gamecube. First game being Starfox: Adventures, and Star Wars: The Clone Wars. I was a massive Star Wars fan when I was little, and Starfox, well it just looked interesting. I had never seen the sort of thing before, so my young mind was instantly just drawn to it.

I recently dug up the Gamecube, and I was surprised to find it was still in perfect working order, if a little dusty. Sure the controller's control sticks had been chewed up a little by a habit I had when I first got the Cube, but it just brought back this wonderful feeling, wonderful memories of sitting on a soft carpet with my pet cat beside me, immersed utterly in the strange new worlds that both games offered. I played through Adventures and The Clone Wars again, far quicker than I had when I was little, and although they were incredibly easy, I still couldn't help but feel a sense of accomplishment that I used to get when I easily breezed past a part that had me dumbfounded when I was small.

Oh, I've started rambling. Now I feel old. :/

Seriously?

I was like 13 when the Gamecube came out.

Your young, so very young.

Mine was a Sega Master System with sonic the hedgehog 1 and 2. I remember not getting too far in sonic 2 and being frustrated with it.

 

[Trucken]

Christmas 1989, I was six years old and got a NES. Super Mario Bros included.

 

[CatmanStu]

Amstrad (can't remember the number but it had a green screen monitor and a built in cassette deck) and the first game was probably Harrier Attack. Had played on a Commodore Vic 20 before but Amstrad was the first I owned.

 

[MetaKnight19]

The original Game Boy with Super Mario Land. Nostalgia is fun...